Remember Me? (2008)
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Chapter 12 Okay, I need my memory back. I’ve had it with amnesia. I’ve had it with people telling me they know more about my life than I do.
It’s my memory. It belongs to me.
I stare into my eyes, reflected an inch away in the mirrored wardrobe door. This is a new habit of mine, to stand right up close to the mirror so the only bit I can see is my eyes. It’s comforting. It makes me feel as if I’m looking at the old me.
“Remember, you moron,” I instruct myself in a low, fierce voice. “Re-mem-ber....”
My eyes stare back at me as though they know everything but won’t tell. I sigh, and lean my head against the glass in frustration.
In the days since we got back from the show apartment, I’ve done nothing but immerse myself in the last three years. I’ve looked through photo albums, watched movies I know I’ve “seen,” listened to songs that I know the old Lexi heard a hundred times…. But nothing’s worked. Whichever mental filing cabinet my missing memories are locked into, it’s pretty sturdy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chapter 12 Okay, I need my memory back. I’ve had it with amnesia. I’ve had it with people telling me they know more about my life than I do.
It’s my memory. It belongs to me.
I stare into my eyes, reflected an inch away in the mirrored wardrobe door. This is a new habit of mine, to stand right up close to the mirror so the only bit I can see is my eyes. It’s comforting. It makes me feel as if I’m looking at the old me.
“Remember, you moron,” I instruct myself in a low, fierce voice. “Re-mem-ber....”
My eyes stare back at me as though they know everything but won’t tell. I sigh, and lean my head against the glass in frustration.
In the days since we got back from the show apartment, I’ve done nothing but immerse myself in the last three years. I’ve looked through photo albums, watched movies I know I’ve “seen,” listened to songs that I know the old Lexi heard a hundred times…. But nothing’s worked. Whichever mental filing cabinet my missing memories are locked into, it’s pretty sturdy.
What to read after Remember Me??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sophie Kinsella to read onlineMoreLess
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